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Mind-bogglingly popular game series that you follow from early on and cannot stop, waiting for new installment like a drooling addict.

Long-runner soap opera you're too invested into to just stop watching it.

A fun little comic strip in the daily newspaper that's been around forever.

3/6

Who said it's fun? I didn't for sure.

I'm just waiting here for it to die horribly already so it will stop showing on my Unread Posts list.

[Harry Baldman]

Either way, their great conquering king got his shit massively pushed in on the very first year of his rule. Considering the Parsian culture, I wager he's not got long on the throne no matter which way this goes.

[Taricus]

That being said, we could just wreck Parsia's shit in and give some of it to gupta.

[Prophet]

Yeah. I think it would be a wise idea to subsume Parsia into the Empire while we can. I also like the idea of splitting Parsia into two vassals. We can use Leath's kids as figure heads there. Also Gubta seems to be having a hard time so I doubt they'll try to push for Parsian land. Plus I mean even if they do I don't think they have the power right now to actually do much. It would be a bunch of empty threats. At least that is the way it's lookin' with Manipur kickin' their teeth in.

[Arlos]

B I dearly hope he didn’t give the Gold mine to the dwarves in order to get dwarven steel...

[Weirdsound]

B I dearly hope he didn’t give the Gold mine to the dwarves in order to get dwarven steel...

It would probally have taken him some time to put the steel to proper use, and I doubt he would have seen any of it before the dwarves took control of the mines. Our troops did not report having to kick some dwarves around to take the mines, so we should be in the clear.

Worst case, he promised the dwarves some gold that they will make us pay back.

[mightymushroom]

B

[Blood_Librarian]

b

[omada]

B Not only the gold mines

remember they have ketton clothes

looks like they weren't buying more clothes from eldrican because they managed to plant it

[Weirdsound]

From the Lore Thread:

While Parsia is on our minds, what has become of Leath's widow, and his offspring by her?

Considering that they are heathens, by heathen, and of royal family, and 3 out of 4 are women, pretty sure that Manipur got or has planned to off them or sell them into slavery.

This is a subplot I/we should address soon, ye ;vc

I think it is a bit late to change my vote to A, but unless Manipur both offers to furnish our missing relatives and step down from the throne, I think we should turn down his deal, channel our inner Cyl, and destroy this muthafucker.

[Maximum Spin]

A

[ZBridges]

A

[Weirdsound]

Eh. Lets give it a shot. Changing my vote and joining the A train!

[Taricus]

A, let's kill some parsians!

[Prophet]

A You know what yeah. He was probably going to offer something that we'll refuse or attempt to assassinate us anyway.

[Haspen]

You decide to meet with the Parsian envoy.

1166 AD, Same night...

The voracious centipede that your wife mutated into has been devouring your soldiers amidst screams of horror and the flashing purple lights of the opened RIFT in the skies. Your children, all turned into murderous meaty, bone-less abominations are sloshing across the buildings in the capital, collapsing them with their bloated weight.

Then your wife screeches and charges at you, crushing numerous soldiers that were standing between you and her. Her mandibles move down toward you to take your head off in one clean bite.

You wake up and sit on the bed. You're still in your palace, in your bedroom, in your bed. Your dearest wife is snoozing at your side.

This was just a nightmare. Surely eating all those roasted mushrooms and pork stew late in the evening was a bad idea. However, the details already murky and the abominations in your dream no longer having shape, there's a date etched in your mind as if burned with a branding iron. You saw the date on the Imperial tome that you were reading at the very start of your dream. No, not a complete date; it was just a year. Yes...

Which year was it again...?

A) 1234 AD
B) 1337 AD
C) 1269 AD
D) 1300 AD